All of the short stories written on Erotica Lust are by Goran Radanovic. They are erotic, fun, entertaining and may even make you laugh.
After touring the world with his band for the last twenty years, Graham Stevens returned to his small town of Eureka Springs, with a population of just more than 2,000 residents. He could’ve lived anywhere in the world after accumulating millions
Growing up with a single mother meant that Raven had to defend herself. She was bullied in school for being overweight and mocked for reading slowly out loud in class. Her mother noticed that she was insecure and had built
Staring at the piled-up envelope bills and not being able to do anything about them made me close my eyes and rub my temples. My stomach growled to remind me that I hadn’t eaten in a day. Thank God I was able to feed my little angel.
From birth, it seemed that Randy and Rhonda were meant for each other. They were born in the same month in the same year, lived a block away from each other, and their parents were good friends, sharing religions, cultures and morals.
He walked out and shut the door—the story of my life. Once we got past the get-to-know-each-other phase and things got more serious, my negative thoughts manifested my reality. What if he did this, what if that happened?
After graduating from the University of Oxford, Howard emigrated to New York. His Master of Business Administration helped him secure consulting work at a prestigious firm. The long hours and demanding clients
They say that the third time is the charm, but I found myself at the testing centre for the fourth time. Honestly, they should’ve just issued a driver’s licence to me the first time for effort. I don’t know why anyone has the right to judge
Jacinda crossed her legs and shook her head before sipping the coffee. When she was in her prime years, it was difficult for her to believe that she would find herself in the predicament she was in.
I snatched the house keys off the table after the taxi driver had hooted the second time. As I scampered to the door, I stopped and turned around. I was certain that I had switched off the stove, but I had to make sure.
Graduating cum laude gave me a bigger reason to celebrate my academic achievements. I wanted to make my parents proud of me for being one step closer to becoming a cardiologist. Dr Samantha Avery sounded good to me. But dedicating